• 2017 results negatively impacted by Spain and the UK, but supported by the US tax effect. • The 2018-22 period is heavily tilted towards investment, increasing it from current levels and with top-line growth expected to be above the bottom-line. • Dividend payout maintained at 65-75% and a scrip dividend option (with buy-back to avoid dilution).
21 Feb 2018
2017 falls short, dragged by Spain and the UK; 2018-22 investment-driven growth
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2017 falls short, dragged by Spain and the UK; 2018-22 investment-driven growth
Iberdrola SA (IBE:WBO) | 0 0 1.0% | Mkt Cap: 39,326m
- Published:
21 Feb 2018 -
Author:
Juan Camilo Rodriguez -
Pages:
4
• 2017 results negatively impacted by Spain and the UK, but supported by the US tax effect. • The 2018-22 period is heavily tilted towards investment, increasing it from current levels and with top-line growth expected to be above the bottom-line. • Dividend payout maintained at 65-75% and a scrip dividend option (with buy-back to avoid dilution).